In fact, when Gu Qiaoqiao was explaining, he already knew what happened that night through the narration. How should I put it? Jiang Hong's death was indeed related to the person in front of him, but since Jiang Hong was dead and couldn't testify, he didn't say anything at the police station.
Even though that's the case, Xu Feng's actions were only a catalyst; the true reason was due to multiple factors.
But it was precisely because of this incident that he realized people could be so depraved.
A few thousand yuan loan could eventually compound to hundreds of thousands; this was no longer lending, it was outright robbery.
Robbing would be one thing, but using threats to make people submit—one has to admit, this indeed taught him a lesson.
Previously, seeing these things on TV news, he would at most condemn it and then move on, since it didn't concern him, and he's seen all kinds of plots, after all.
